Sore Bump On The Head After Being Hit, Sore Cheek Bones. Dizziness. Concerned
Hi... I fell backward and banged the back of my head on a table week ago, I still have a bump and it is sore to the touch. A few days ago in the morning when I first wake up I noticed the room would spin, for less than a minute. I am also feeling a little dizzy when I bend over and slightly wobbly. Today is the most I've noticed it. My cheekbones also are sore. I'm not sure what this could be, thank you.
The bump over the head after a fall is due to accumulation of blood & it is called hematoma.
The blood cells accumulated are eventually broken down and absorbed in the body.
But this is a slow process & takes times to disappear completely.
Till that time, symptomatic relief is obtained by taking analgesics, ice compression & adequate rest.
Also maintain adequate hydration & proper nutrition.
If it still persists or associated with any other symptoms like vomiting, loss of consciousness, convulsions, etc...then it will be better to consult your General Physician.
Wishing you a good health.
Thanks & take care.
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Sore Bump On The Head After Being Hit, Sore Cheek Bones. Dizziness. Concerned
Hello Michelle... The bump over the head after a fall is due to accumulation of blood & it is called hematoma. The blood cells accumulated are eventually broken down and absorbed in the body. But this is a slow process & takes times to disappear completely. Till that time, symptomatic relief is obtained by taking analgesics, ice compression & adequate rest. Also maintain adequate hydration & proper nutrition. If it still persists or associated with any other symptoms like vomiting, loss of consciousness, convulsions, etc...then it will be better to consult your General Physician. Wishing you a good health. Thanks & take care.